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Regulation (1996:1357) For State Compensation For Health Care For Asylum Seekers

Original Language Title: Förordning (1996:1357) om statlig ersättning för hälso- och sjukvård till asylsökande

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Article 1 this regulation lays down rules on State

reimbursement to counties, municipalities, and community pharmacies for

costs for health care and the cost of dental care

and prescription prescribed medication as they have for some

foreigners.



Compensation under the regulation to be decided and paid by

The Swedish Migration Board. Regulation (2010:277).



Reimbursement to counties and municipalities



section 2 of the Compensation may be given for health care as referred to in the second

and the third paragraph is left to foreigners referred to in paragraph 1 of the

first subparagraph 1 and 2 Act (1994:137) on the receipt of

asylum seekers and others.



For people over the age of eighteen years are given compensation for immediate

care and health care that cannot be postponed, reproductive health,

obstetric care, contraceptive advice, care during abortion,

care and measures according to the event (2004:168) as well as

immediate dental care and dental care that cannot be postponed.



For persons under the age of eighteen years and for people who

referred to in section 4 and who have been granted residence permits

causing the population register in Sweden are given compensation for health

and medical and dental care. Regulation (2006:1011).



paragraph 3 of the payments may be provided for a health examination per foreigner

referred to in paragraph 1 (1) and (2) the Act (1994:137) about

reception of asylum seekers and others. who is registered with

The Swedish Migration Board. Regulation (2002:84).



4 section For foreigners who are staying at a camp receives compensation

According to 2 and 3 sections are given even after they have been granted

residence permit, if the foreigners are not designated or been able to

use a designated location in a municipality. For foreigners who have applied for

asylum and not allowed on camp when they are granted

residence permits are the right to compensation for a month

from the time when the authorisation has been granted.



5 § Compensation according to 2-4 paragraphs may not be for the care of foreigners

which, according to section 12 of the Act (1994:137) on the reception of applicants for asylum and others.

not entitled to assistance under the law.



5 a § Compensation may be given for health care within the meaning of section 2 of the

the second and third subparagraphs and health assessment in accordance with paragraph 3 of

submitted to the aliens referred to in section 11. section 2 of the first and

other paragraphs of the Aliens Act (2005:716).

Regulation (2006:120).



6 §/expires U: 2016-01-01/care referred to 2 and 4 sections are replaced in the forms of

a flat-rate payment made with a certain amount per

quarter and person for foreigners living in the County

or the municipality and that is registered with the Swedish Migration Board

the last day of the quarter. Compensation is paid in the

month following each quarter plot.



The flat-rate compensation provided for children are 3 545 SEK

children up to and including 18 years of age. For adults is provided with flat-rate

SEK 4 200 persons from 19 years to 60

year and with 5 335 dollars for people who is 61 years old and

older.



Costs for an interpreter, utilities and transport or physical drive in

associated with care giving entitlement to compensation is included in the

the flat-rate compensation. Regulation (2014:1402).



6 §/comes into force: 2016-01-01/care referred to 2 and 4 sections are replaced in the form of a flat-rate payment made with a certain amount per quarter and person for foreigners living in the county or municipality and registered with the Immigration Office on the last day of the quarter. Compensation is paid in the month following each quarter plot.



Flat-rate allowance for children is 3 550 SEK for children through 18 years of age. For adults are given flat rate with 4 205 kroner for persons from 19 years to 60 years and with 5 340 dollars for people who is 61 years of age or older.



Costs for an interpreter, utilities and transport or physical drive associated with care giving entitlement to compensation is included in the flat-rate compensation. Regulation (2015:896).



6 AOF A health check in accordance with §§ 3 and 4 are replaced in the forms

of a flat-rate benefit of 2 060 SEK. In compensation

include the cost of an interpreter in connection with

health assessment.



Compensation is paid quarterly in arrears after

application. Regulation (2014:1402).



section 7 For care for foreigners referred to in paragraph 2 and

paragraph 3 of the Swedish Migration Board may pay special compensation, if

the cost of a care contact amounts to more than 100 000 kroons

calculated in accordance with riksavtalet for health care. The

special compensation shall be equal to the cost that

more than 100 000 kroons, and shall be calculated in accordance with

riksavtalets provisions. If treatment of the guardians are

necessary for the child's care in child and ungdomspsykiatrin

the costs of such treatment should also be included in a

care contact.



Special allowance is paid on application to

The Swedish Migration Board upon completion of nursing contact. By prolonged

care contact may payment take place quarterly in arrears.

Regulation (2006:1011).



7 a § application for reimbursement under section 6 (a) shall be notified to the

The Immigration Office at the latest by the end of the quarter is

After the health examination. Application for compensation in accordance with

section 7 shall have been received by the Board no later than six months

After the end of the calendar year in which the health care connector was completed.

Regulation (2008:124).



section 8 compensation for medical examinations carried out by the Centers for disease control purposes

may be made for foreigners referred to in paragraph 1(1) 3 law

(1994:137) on the reception of applicants for asylum and others.



Compensation is payable on application in arrears.



8 (a) section For health and medical examination under section 5 (a)

the Immigration Agency pays out compensation after application of

arrears.



Compensation is not given for health care to foreigners who are

residents in the country. Regulation (2000:411).



Compensation for community pharmacies



9 § community pharmacies are entitled to compensation from the State for

prescription prescribed medication for foreigners referred to in paragraph 1 of the

first subparagraph 1 and 2 Act (1994:137) on the receipt of

asylum seekers and others. as well as for foreigners referred to in section 11. section 2 of the

the first and second paragraphs of the Act on foreigners (2005:716).



For foreigners staying at a camp receives compensation for

prescription prescribed medication is also given after they have

granted a residence permit if the alien is not assigned

or been able to take advantage of a designated location in a municipality. For

foreigners who have applied for asylum and who are not staying on

time when they are granted a residence permit are the right

to compensation for a month from the State have

granted.



The right does not exist for the benefit of foreigners referred to in paragraph 12 of

Act (1994:137) on the reception of applicants for asylum and others. do not have

the right to assistance under the law. Regulation (2011:1195).



The obligation to provide data



section 10 counties and municipalities are obliged to provide the immigration service

information required for the assessment of their right

to compensation in accordance with this regulation. Regulation (2000:411).



Authorization



section 11 of the immigration service may notify the prescriptions needed

for the implementation of this regulation. Before

Immigration Service decides such regulation shall work

consult with county councils. Regulation (2000:411)



Appeal



section 12 of the 22 AOF the Administrative Procedure Act (1986:223) provides

on the appeal to the General Administrative Court. Other decisions

than decisions under 6 (a), 7 and 8 to 9 sections may not be appealed.

Regulation (2014:9).



Transitional provisions



2002:84



This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 March 2002. The new

provisions shall be applicable for the period from

1 January 2002.



2004:265



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2004. Older

rules still apply for costs incurred

before the entry into force.



2004:1164



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2005. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2005:1067



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2006. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2006:1011



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2006. Older

rules still apply for costs for completion

care contact that arose before its entry into force.



2006:1295



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2007. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2007:1246



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2008. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2008:1292



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2009. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2009:1433



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2010. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2010:1456



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2011. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2011:1195



This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2012. Older

rules still apply for cost of

health assessment which arose prior to the entry into force.



2012:840



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2013.



2. Older rules still apply for such costs

for health studies which arose prior to the entry into force.



2014:1402



1. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2015.



2. Older rules still apply for such costs

for health studies which arose prior to the entry into force.